Experience the natural beauty of Huang Nam Keaw Waterfall in Thailand, where crystal-clear waters cascade amid lush greenery, providing an idyllic destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Nestled in the heart of Thailand, Huang Nam Keaw Waterfall is a stunning natural attraction that captivates visitors with its serene beauty and tranquil environment. Surrounded by dense forests and vibrant flora, this waterfall offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. As the water tumbles gracefully over rocky ledges, it creates inviting pools ideal for swimming or simply relaxing by the water’s edge. The area around the waterfall is perfect for hiking, exploring the diverse wildlife, and enjoying scenic views that are especially magical during the early morning or late afternoon light. Whether you are seeking solitude or adventure, Huang Nam Keaw Waterfall is a must-visit destination that highlights the enchanting landscapes of Thailand. Plan your visit to this hidden gem to immerse yourself in the natural wonder that this magnificent waterfall has to offer.
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Huang Nam Keaw Waterfall is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking Thailand
This is just an incredibly beautiful waterfall! Pristine, clean water, dropping down multiple levels, surrounded by beautiful rainforest. And a large amount of beautiful flowers around!
During the dry season, there isn’t much of a water flow – that’s just the way things are – but the rock cliff was impressive. Although the access is a steep descent, it was worth it. And where you start your descent, there is a small home stay and restaurant. They have a very interesting orchard with a multitude of fruits and vegetables. Well worth a stroll.
It is hard to get there, but once you do you don’t want to leave. When we were visiting – we were the only people there. The whole oasis just for us.
The most dangerous of the three waterfalls in Koh Kood. The trek down is relatively easy compared to what is waiting for you next. The only path to reach the waterfall is through climbing and jumping from one boulder to another. It is very risky. We do not recommend families with children to climb the boulders. While the boulders near the water look dry, they have mud smeared over them which has got dry. So, once you step into the water and then step on the boulder, you have the risk of slipping, which happened to one of us. Being the most difficult one to reach, it is not at all crowded, at times you are the only one over there. We recommend you to not go here alone and always take someone to accompany you. Hope we did not scare you a lot as this is an amazing place to visit. It’s very beautiful, serene and peaceful. This waterfall is ideal for all the hardcore trekkers and adventure enthusiasts. Trust us, it’s worth a visit! No entrance fee here as well.
Hezké místo, hezky vodopád ale bylo sucho takže málo vody, rozhodne bude hezčí s vodou 🙂 určitě to stojí za návštěvu. Od parkoviště je to asi 5 minut doku po schodech.Nice place, nice waterfall but it was dry so little water, definitely will be nicer with the water 🙂 certainly worth a visit. From the parking lot, it is about 5 minutes by the stairs.
Stunning waterfall. Easy path down to it but difficult once you get to waterfall to climb over rocks.Definitely stop for some food and coffee at the Homestay of the entrance of the waterfall, beautiful and very cheap food
Pure jungle experience, the waterfall is not in the full flow at this time and swimming is questionable, but still worth to visit.
This waterfall isn’t too hard to get to in a scooter. It’s worth a look and you can swim if you want to. There’s also a lovely cafe to get a cold drink or meal after you see the waterfall with lovely owners.
Reading previous reviews, I almost didn’t feel like going there because I thought it would be a harsh drive with the scooter. It wasn’t at all. Of course I wouldn’t go there on a rainy day when the grounds are slippery but other than that, it’s very easy to go there by scooter. It’s definitely a nice waterfall to see but it’s not a MUST DO on Ko Kut if you are only there for a few days. I was there for 10 days and I saw every bit of the island.
For this, just swim to the waterfall and let water fall down on your head. You will be totally refreshed.